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Yeah true but there aren't any explaintions, though...
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and you consider yourself an artist? as you can spit on the law? you draw a beautiful thing? fine. continue. you never will not learn. you do not even ashamed of this lesson, you just have disgraced themselves before the entire deviantart.
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oval is glass of top of the curve. You can not see it? if you have seen it, why do you not fix them? maybe you have something wrong with your vision?
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I don't really understand your English, and I think you're talking to the wrong person - I'm not the artist! u.u
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she means that the glass is a bit distorted, it's shape is wrong. I'm russian and I can understang THIS kind of english xD
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Oh, alright. Thanks, I guess ^^ well, could be an hand-made glass
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k gurl brag elsewhere this is 2 awesome 2 handle 
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This is so amazing! I'm very impressed that anyone can draw something like that digitally. (Of course, I thought it was impossible.)
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Really amazing, thanks for sharing all this with us !
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So would this suggest starting with darks first when beginning something? I'm learning new 
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That's the way this person does their work yes. Starting dark does have it's advantages as does starting light. It really all depends on what type of medium you're working with as to which way will work best. I've seen a lot of people work from dark to light on paintings and digital works so that if something shows through the layers it'll be the darkest colour instead of the canvas/white. Some people also find it easier to get a range of contrasting shades if they start dark.
When it comes to mediums where it's impossible to completely take away or replace colour once it's laid down then I've seen a lot of artists go from light to dark. Lead pencil, colour pencil and biro pens all tend to be mediums where you really need to start light and go dark. There will be cases where starting dark might work, but in the end those mediums really suit building up layers from lightly laying down colour until you get a dark colour.
Basically the concept is this:
Light to Dark: Filling in shadows to create your picture
Dark to light: Putting in light to create your picture
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Thank you so much! Very helpful.
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This is. Wow. I'm blown away by just how simple you made this look!
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THANK YOU SO MUCH. >_<
You draw so amazingly well. Thank you for sharing you knowledge and talents with us.
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I am going to learn to do this even if it kills my fingers and brain...
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I have to agree with LittleLeeloo... as awesome as this is and helpful on some levels... its not really a tutorial unless you're actually explaining what you're doing in each step, what brushes you've used, what layer adjustments (if any), and showing what colors you're using.
I also cant tell a difference between the very last image and the second to last one..
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I'm pretty sure she's sharpened the last image.
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Ah, okay. Yeah, I see it now.
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It looks like the very last one is a bit smoother, the lines a a little more straight.
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looks really good, but once again, it's a walkthrough , not a tutorial. They're something entirely different. If you want people to actually learn something from your steps then describe what you're doing in every image, please.
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finally someone who agrees uvu
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Would be useful if you put near every "step" which colour you used in it, would be faster to grasp what you were painting 
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Looks easy... But I'm sure if I draw glass, it would looks like first one ; P
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That jump between the 5th and 6th images confuses me O_o
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I have heard that painting glass is one of the more difficult feats in painting (any medium) This looks pretty good and you make it look easy! Good Job
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what happened with the glass? where is ellipse? )
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amazing... it looks like a photo
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I wonder if it's possible to recreate this on paper. . . ?
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you probably could with oil paints, graphite would hold a whole new set of challenges
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It... Looks too real to even be considered digital art. How are you so good at this, it looks amazing. O.=.O
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